SWEET ALIBI 2017/ 2018 GERMANY & HOLLAND PRESS

Starkult Entertainment- Germany Klanderman Promotions- Benelux

Na dann ( preview)- GERMANY “Folk-pop with Three Part Harmony!” https://www.nadann.de/rubriken/redaktion/ohrenschmauch/?tx_p2nadann_pi1%5Bheftdatum%5D=2017-10-18&t x_p2nadann_pi1%5Bjahr%5D=2017&tx_p2nadann_pi1%5Baction%5D=show&tx_p2nadann_pi1%5Bcontroller%5D= Redaktionsbeitrag&cHash=f57bddac1fa2aad68696f4a13d1b987a

" (TRANSLATION) Sweet Alibi’s music is deeply rooted in the tradition of folk singing. There are six of them, ​ three men and three ladies who are primarily dedicated to singing, create "Walking in the Dark", a combination of folk-pop existing somewhere between the Mumfords and Amy MacDonald. The songs are well-knit, the harmonies not too complacent with flexible rhythm work, the ladies sometimes singing solo and sometimes singing together.

Oldie Market (Review)- November 2017- GERMANY (TRANSLATION) "Sometimes beautiful voices are enough to make good music and that is absolutely the case for the trio Sweet Alibi."

Rolling Stone Magazine (Album Review)- November 2017- GERMANY "A perfectly well-balanced folk-pop album.”

Rhein Main Magazine; December 2017- GERMANY (TRANSLATION) "Sweet Alibi enchants with their deep lyrics and their polyphonic, quite, soul vocals."

Gaesteliste.de (Review)- GERMANY http://www.gaesteliste.de/review/show.html?id=59e0810316824606&_nr=17993 "Brilliant harmonies."

(TRANSLATIONS) Since 2009 Jess Rae Ayre, Amber Rose and Michelle Anderson have been performing in the Canadian Americana genre with a Girl Group approach. On their third album, the ladies present a pleasing mix of folk, pop, country and bluegrass with a pinch of soul-pop. In spite of all of the genres that the band crosses over, at the end of the day it is their vocal prowess that takes the forefront with Jess and Amber sharing the lead vocals. Stylistically the band sits in between genres with their folk friends, however they are almost too pop and too folky for the mainstream. Sweet Alibi has their own genre..

AUDIO; December 2017- GERMANY "This three voices are perfectly complementary: everything sounds feathery and airy. Good!" **Featured in December issue with “Pick Up Truck” on the CD Covermount of the magazine***

Missy Magazine (Feature); December 2017- GERMANY ​ ​

(TRANSLATION) The three Canadians Amber Rose, Jess Rae Ayre and Michelle Anderson come to Germany in January touring in support of their recently released "Walking In The Dark" album. The new album once again promises their harmonious and gentle folkpop which has gained many awards and accolades for their previous work. Their sound is enveloped with ukelele, banjo and beautiful voices. We really do not need alibi to avoid experiencing them!

Road Tracks (Review); Winter 2017- GERMANY Album Review- http://www.roadtracks.net/news-reviews ​ "Music full of sumptuous harmonies rooted in ."

Roadtracks (Show Review)- January 1, 2018- GERMANY ​ ​ http://www.roadtracks.net/reviews/20180124-SWEET-ALIBI-Cologne.php

(TRANSLATION) SWEET ALIBI - 24.01.2018 Cologne- Studio 672 The Canadian evening continued with the main act, three young ladies from Winnipeg, all of which were guitar players with perfect harmony vocals, they call themselves Sweet Alibi. The girls were backed by two gentlemen on bass and drums, a refreshing and interesting configuration. The gig then began. The band has already released their third album "Walking In The Dark" (2017). Their performance did not have a limited genre - pop, rhythm & blues, country and motown. On their earlier folk - "Sweet Alibi" (2011) and "We've Got To" (2013), there wasn’t much of a difference sonically. Their is more of a live feel to their new recording. Jessica Ayre and Amber Nielsen switched between singing lead vocals with Jessica singing on "Bodacious", "Keep Showing You" and "My Love", and Amber singing on "Not A Fight", "Walking In The DarK" and "Moving In The Country". Their songs cover themes from love and death with their deep, close to home lyrics. The banjo and guitar player Michelle Anderson stood slightly behind Jessica and Amber, complimenting their beautiful vocal harmonies. Cover versions of Leonard Cohen's "Almost Like The Blues" and Freedom-Singer's Khari Wendell MccLelland's, "Song Of The Agitator" were also played, in addition to 's "Gotta Serve Somebody". Here, we experienced a varied and heartfelt performance from Manitoba’s "Sweet Alibi", who graced us with this event.

Radio Bremen (online); January 2018- GERMANY http://www.radiobremen.de/bremenzwei/veranstaltungen/sweet-alibi-jadea-kelly100.html

(TRANSLATION) The Canadians, Sweet Alib, have vocal harmonies that sound as though they've been singing together for ages, when in fact they did not come together until 2011. Michelle Anderson and Jess Ayre have known each other since they were in high school. They were later joined by Amber Quesnel and found the perfect match. All three are guitarists who occasionally play banjo and ukulele. The ladies share lead vocals and the songs cross different genres while bringing their own sound both together and individually. Sweet Alibi find a good balance. Stylistically, the women from Winnipeg, Manitoba, form a modern roots group in the best sense, with folk, rock, soul and country mixed in to create a warm-hearted pop feeling. On their current third studio album "Walking In The Dark", they are better than ever. Even if it is lyrically profound and dark (they sing of, love, death and addiction, among other things), their sound usually remains light and airy. They have already received a lot of recognition at home performing with a rhythm section. Now Sweet Alibi prove their captivating live qualities with us as well.

Headliner Magazine (Spotlight); January 8, 2018- GERMANY https://www.eventim.de/magazin/rock-pop/spotlight0218-sweet-alibi/

(TRANSLATION) ROCK & POP SPOTLIGHT 02/18: SWEET ALIBI 08.01.2018 BY FELIX GOTH Anyone who wants to commit a crime in January, now has the opportunity to secure the most musical alibi of all time. Sweet Alibi is the name of the Folk-Soul trio from Winnipeg, Canada, which consists of Amber Rose, Jess Rae Ayre and Michelle Anderson who will be touring Germany and Austria in January 2018. Advance sales at EVENTIM are ongoing. Since 2011, the three graces, who all play and sing guitar, thrill their fans with a ​ ​ pop-like blend of folk and soul. The fact is that their music always remains varied, after all, each of the three artists gives the songs their own unique sound. While Jess Rae Ayre delivers the more groovy parts, Amber Rose is fully committed to the traditional vocal style of her lead vocals. That does not only thrill the fans of folk and soul music, but is also true-to-music experts. For their first self-titled record, the trio received the Western Canadian Music Award for best vocal group. Tom Power of the Canadian radio station CBC Radio 2, was quoted saying, "If Mumford and Sons and the Supremes were to father a child, then it would have to be called Sweet Alibi". How does it sound on record? Simply magical and graceful! We can’t say it any better so have a listen to the current album "Walking in the Dark" right here ...

UMagazine (Feature); January 20, 2018- GERMANY http://www.umagazine.de/verena-reygers/sweet-alibi-versoffene-gefuehle/

(TRANSLATION) Jessica Rae Ayre of Sweet Alibi never needed an alibi for smoking and drinking! OK then! Thanks to Ayre’s history, the Canadian trio sounds pleasantly rough and honest.

It must have been a special feeling when Amber Nielsen, Jessica Rae Ayre and Michelle Anderson met for the first time in the rehearsal room: Ayre’s earthy blues voice as well as the traditional folk-oriented vocals of the other two members, plus guitar, ukulele and banjo- formed the poppy soul folk sound of Sweet Alibi. That's eight years ago and it’s a guarantee that the Canadians are now making the connection between folk and soul. The comparison to Mumford & Sons and the Supremes might be close, but in the same breath, the musicians could also be compared to Fleetwood Mac. They're one of the most important bands, and 'Rumors' is one of the best albums ever," Ayre says, and Nielsen says she loved the music of Stevie Nicks and Co. as a kid.

What it means to be lonely- Sweet Alibi blend the casual pop of their idols with rich softrock and silky folk. ​ Their third album "Walking in the Dark" opens with a strong Fleetwood-Mac reference, while a song like "Bodacious" pays tribute to the vibe of Arcade Fire. Quiet moments also influence their music: Nielsen wrote the title song after her mother died. "It's about what it means to be lonely. Being confronted with darkness can be scary, but being surrounded by love will help you through the hardest times. " Cohesion is particularly important to the Winnipeg band, as all the success is not without hard work. "To be on tour together for weeks or even months is an awesome pass, but sometimes it can get too much for you," says Ayre. "If it gets any of us, our strong connection will help us rebuild it."

Clapper banjo, strong voice- This strong connection is also evident in the music of Sweet Alibi: The banjo ​ picking meets, electric guitar, the warm-hearted sound of the ukulele meets the strong voice of Ayre’s, harmoniously lined by the voices of her colleagues. "We adapt well to each other," confirms Nielsen: "For example, I always try to imitate the singing of the other two so that it sounds supple." Not so easy, because Ayre's heavy blues voice is no coincidence: "I used to perform with my band regularly in places where I often drank and smoked a bit too much and stayed up longer than necessary. And even though I've been following healthier vocal training techniques for a long time, it's safe to say that this time has given my voice its character. " Sweet Alibi are on tour in Germany from the 23rd to the 30th of January, tickets are available through Eventim ​ ​ ​ or Reservix. The current album "Walking in the Dark" was just recently released. ​ ​ ​ ​

Journal Frankfurt (Feature); January 22, 2018- GERMANY https://www.journal-frankfurt.de/journal_news/Kultur-9/Sweet-Alibi-in-Frankfurt-Kanada-rocks-31207.html Online Version:

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(TRANSLATION) Canada rocks- For six concerts, the folk trio Sweet Alibi come to Germany, beginning their ​ ​ ​ tour on Tuesday at the bread factory in Frankfurt. Bringing with them, Jadea Kelly, this is an attractive Canadian package awaiting visitors. Amber Rose (vocals, acoustic guitar, ukulele), Jess Rae Ayre (vocals, acoustic guitar, ) and Michelle Anderson (vocals, electric guitar, banjo) are from Winnipeg, and have been playing and singing together since 2009. "When we started, there were bands like The Be Good Tanyas or Feist who inspired us and I think they still do," said the Sweet Alibi in an interview for the release of their latest album "Walking In The Dark ". It is the journalists perception that the three ladies have long since found their own sound, pop and soul-infected folk with country elements. CBC Radio attempted a clever positioning of Sweet Alibi's music. "If Mumford and Sons and the Supremes were to have a love child, they would call it Sweet Alibi". As graceful as their melodies may be, so profound are the lyrics, which they also sing in harmony. Because one topic besides love is also death, in the title song of their new album, Amber Rose processes the death of her mother. "It will never be easy to play this song in concert," says Ayre. "That will always be super emotional. But that's a good thing, because then you realize that the music really means something to us. It can then really be meaningful for the audience.” Before Sweet Alibi took the stage, Jadea Kelly introduced her record "Love & Lust". From her you can expect folky Dream-pop. "Once upon a time, I was an absolute, straightforward country fan," says Kelly, going to see her first concert with Shania Twain. "I almost lost my mind!" she laughs. In her parents' vinyl collection she found everything from Gordon Lightfoot to Joni Mitchell. "And all releases by Olivia Newton-John.”, this makes us curious.- January 22, 2018- Detlef Kinsler ​

Padmanpl.blog (Feature); January 23, 2018- GERMANY https://padmanpl.blog/konzertbericht-zu-sweet-alibi-mit-jadea-kelly-in-der-brotfabrik-in-frankfurt-vom-23-01- 2018-kanadisch-rockige-klaenge-und-toller-gesang/

(TRANSLATION)Concert report on Sweet Alibi with Jadea Kelly at the Brotfabrik in Frankfurt from 23.01.2018 - ​ Canadian rocking sounds and great vocals. Sweet Alibi- The break was relatively short, because there was no real change on the stage; everything that ​ ​ needed to be on stage was already there. Then Sweet Alibi came on stage, three young ladies from Winnipeg, Canada. After a short welcome with radiant smiles, the music started. It was not easy to assign their music style to a particular category.

There were rock ballads and very quiet ballads, but also really nice, melodic rock songs. Again and again, a certain country part comes to the forefront, mixing with the folk elements, all three of the ladies can sing very well. Their songs are very emotional and soulful and can cast a spell over you very quickly. For that reason alone, the combination of this band with Jadea Kelly was very successful because they complement each other wonderfully. While Jadea transported you to a different atmosphere as a guest, one can definitely say that Sweet Alibi also go through several emotional worlds. It is a bit sadder and calmer, but sometimes faster and happier. This not only reflects the music that was composed to match the songs, but also the lyrics that describe more than just life.

The fact that the music also invited the gentlemen to join in and dance together was not to be overlooked in the hall. I can safely say that the average age was probably 45+. Personally, I would like to mention that I find it very unfortunate that so few young people can be enthusiastic about this honest type of music. Certainly Sweet Alibi, or even Jadea Kelly, there was not a huge amount of promotion for the show other than through inside circles. However, people who like honest soulful music should listen to the songs, because I am sure that many will like it. You could really see that the ladies enjoy their music on stage and so I let myself be infected by this music, to vibe with and groove to.

The hour passed way too fast and the performance was already over. But no, not quite: there was another wonderful encore that rounded off the evening, sending everyone home with a smile. But before I even did that, I indulged in buying the latest CD by Jadea Kelly, which she also signed. A very likeable young woman, I have to say. I would have liked to have bought a CD from Sweet Alibi, but I had already ordered their CDs on and as MP3. I gladly support this kind of artist, because what they can give to the audience is hard to describe. It is to be hoped that they will soon tour again through Germany and then experience a slightly greater response.

Gaesteliste.de (show review)- Germany- January 24, 2018 http://www.gaesteliste.de/konzerte/show.html?_nr=2859

(TRANSLATION) Three Boyfriends And A Pair Of Shoes- Sweet Alibi & Jadea Kelly ​ Köln, Studio 672- 24.01.2018 “We're from Winnipeg", Jessica Rae Ayre introduced the band Sweet Alibi, who with their third LP "Walking In The Dark" also found their way onto our stages for the first time, "but it is colder than in Ontario, where Jadea is coming from, so we're stronger than Jadea. " Of course that was not meant very seriously, because Sweet Alibi and Jadea Kelly plow the same musical terrain- only not as a singer-, but as a soulful country-pop band. Technically speaking they are perfectly staged with a pop appeal, which characterizes albums like "Walking In The Dark", which is in the foreground of the live presentation. This is due to two things: the perfectly recorded band itself and the cleverly staggered vocal harmonies of - in terms of type - they are all actually quite different from one another.. Jessica Rae Ayre and Amber Nielsen alternate as songwriters and lead vocalists, while Michelle Anderson, the third in group is a multi-instrumentalist and harmony singer complimenting and anchoring Jess and Amber. As different as the ladies are in terms of appearance and character, so are the songs.

While Jessica Rae, for example, makes fun of her vices - drinking, shopping and social media, she has a high voice with a soulful touch and glamorous big-hair (she emphasizes that she now has a grip on her vices and that they nowadays it’s three boyfriends and a pair of shoes), with songs like Bodacious about a rodeo bull. Amber Nielsen seems to have a more down-to-earth streak and formulates her songs more as autobiographical folk and country songs in which she thinks about teenage loves or the death of her mother (title track "Walking In The Dark"). Stylistically Sweet Alibi rarely remained on a specific theme, but mix different components quite confidently on stage with soulful R'n'B sounds. This is also the case with their studio productions. The program was rounded off with some interesting covers of songs such as Bob Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody", which the ladies performed with a gospel groove, Leonard Cohen's "Almost Like The Blues", which came as a result of a second encore and "Song Of The Agitators” a political R'n'B number of their compatriot Khari McLelland, whom they once played with as a band. Sweet Alibi presented their music with pure craftsmanship with typical North American perfection, but also with the appropriate subdued professionalism, without being overbearing. One thing, however, could be attested: The pop appeal that may have been too intrusive for some was grounded by the earthy grooving live performance.

Coolibri (Studio 647)- January 24, 2018- GERMANY “Sweet Alibi definitely belongs in the category of best Canadian folk-pop artists." ​ ​

Bergendorfer Zeitung- Germany- January 25, 2018 "A really good sounding and convincing album with charisma." https://www.bergedorfer-zeitung.de/incoming/article213217851/Sie-klingen-wie-ein-Kind-der-Liebe.html

(TRANSLATION) SWEET ALIBI - They sound like a ​ child of love- Amber Rose (vocals, acoustic guitar, ​ ukulele), Jess Rae Ayre (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica) and Michelle Anderson (vocals, electric guitar, banjo) came together as a group in 2011 forming the band Sweet Alibi. The trio from Winnipeg, Canada, plays and sings pop and soulful folk - and has won numerous awards in their home country. On Wednesday, January 31, they play Nochtwache at Bernhard-Nocht-Straße 69 a. "If Mumford and Sons ​ and the Supremes had a love child, it would be called Sweet Alibi," said Tom Power of CBC Radio. The concert starts at 20.30, admission from 19.30 clock. Further information and tickets via the Internet at www.fkpscorpio.com

Kulturnews (Special Feature); January 2018- GERMANY

MOPO (Review); January 31, 2018- GERMANY https://termine.mopo.de/veranstaltung/20976105_sweet-alibi-nochtwache-hamburg-nochtwache-hamburg

(TRANSLATION) Sweet Alibi comes from Winnipeg and consists of Amber Rose (vocals, acoustic guitar, ukulele), Jess Rae Ayre (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica) and Michelle Anderson (vocals, electric guitar, banjo). They have been playing and singing their soulful pop- folk since 2011. Following the release of their first self-titled record, the trio was awarded best vocal group in 2012 at the Western Canadian Music Awards. Tom Power of the CBC Radio aptly characterized them as "If Mumford and Sons and the Supremes were to have a love child, they would have to call it Sweet Alibi." The following album, "We've Got To" also won a Western Canadian Music Award, and their latest album “Walking in the Dark”, they were again nominated for this important musical award as well as a Canadian Folk Music Awards. Sweet Alibi combines the most graceful poppy melodies with folky harmonies in their songs and enchant with deep lyrics based on important themes from love to death. Jess Ayre with her soulful, groovy voice and Amber Rose who is a bit more traditional sounding, alternate lead vocals. On stage, the ladies are supported by two male musicians who provide the necessary live sound with bass and drums. In the foreground, however, are the three graces, their voices and their songs. In January Sweet Alibi come on tour to present their new album "Walking In The Dark", which will be released in October. Admission: 20:30

Thenextgig.nl (Review); February 3, 2018- Holland ​ ​ http://thenextgig.nl/vocale-pareltjes-bij-sweet-alibi/

(TRANSLATION) VEENDAM - The most important bands would be considered lucky if they had the ​ opportunity to have Jess Rae Ayre or Amber Rose in their band. There isn’t an abundance of musical talent in the world, however the Canadians Sweet Alibi, do not have one, but two beautiful lead singers and with Michelle Anderson who also added a lot to the harmonies. On the stage of Van Berensteijn in Veendam during the Blueprint Sessions, a number of vocal gems were delivered. It started with 'Keep Showing You' in which Jess Rae Ayre took the lead vocally. A beautifully sweltering song, which was a great fit for Ayre's vocals, a delivery which was very well controlled and never really over the top. Amber Rose was not inferior to Ayre’s vocal on Walking In The Dark with her beautiful, heartfelt rendition of 'Walking in the Dark', which was one of the highlights of the set from the album by the same name. The song was so beautiful because it was about the death of Rose’s mother, which was noticeably heartfelt in her vocals. The liberation came with 'Deep', a song about depression, in which Michelle Anderson took the lead on the banjo and Amber Rose singing lead vocals. In addition to the three ladies dressed in black, Alisdair Dunlop on bass guitar and Jake on the cajon who did a great job there backing them. Sweet Alibi has been building their name in folk and roots scene for a number of years. On stage, each of the ladies bring their own character that compliments each other. The beauty of the vocals are not overdone and the character of the band remains intact because of the three part harmonies. “Middle Ground” closed the first set, a song about grounding yourself when life gets hectic. All of the songs were introduced by Rose and Ayre in which they also sang “Pick Up Truck”, a sing-along. They closed out the night with the cover “No Fear, All Heart”, which once again, showcased their fantastic vocals. Sweet Alibi was beautiful.

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Radio 1 ( Show Mention); December 19, 2017- HOLLAND https://radio1.be/de-oogst-van-november-december-2017 (Belgium- even though its in German) ​

(TRANSLATION) A bit of an edge case for us is Sweet Alibi, an all female Canadian roots folk trio, who received ​ ​ a few nominations by the Canadian Folk Music Awards and Western Canadian Music Awards. They have been described by CBC Radio as 'the love child of Mumford & Sons and The Supremes '. Complemented with a (male) rhythm section they tour Europe early next year - judging from the album 'Walking in the dark' that could very well be a beautiful evening. Unfortunately they do not come to Belgium, the nearest concert is in Cologne on January 24th.

Jan 23- Brotfabrik -Frankfurt, Germany https://www.wasgehtheuteab.de/frankfurt-am-main-und-umgebung/e/12568284-db3d-4f73-a3ec-7f9c8eae4683

Jan 24- Studio 672 -Cologne, Germany http://www.coolibri.de/veranstaltung/k%C3%B6ln:sweet-alibi/131431262220180124.html

Jan 26- Rhiz, Vienna https://www.rollingstone.de/konzerte/sweet-alibi-live-in-wien/

Jan 26- Rhiz- Vienna, Austria https://www.arcadia-live.com/shows/26-Jan-2018-sweet_alibi/4251

Melodiva.com (tour announcement)- January 23, 2018 ​ https://www.melodiva.de/konzerttermine/

Propeller(Tour announcement)- Jan 25- Milla,- Munich, Germany https://propeller-music.com/event/sweet-alibi/

(TRANSLATION) Sweet Alibi comes from Winnipeg and consists of Amber Rose (vocals, acoustic guitar, ukulele), Jess Rae Ayre (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica) and Michelle Anderson (vocals, electric guitar, banjo). Since 2011 they have been playing and singing their pop and soulful folk music. Following the release of their first self-titled record, the trio was nominated in 2012 by the Canadian Folk Music Awards for “Vocal Group of the Year”. Tom Power of CBC Radio aptly described them as "If Mumford and Sons and the Supremes were to produce a love child, they would call it Sweet Alibi." Their album "We've Got To" won them a Western Canadian Music Award, for the third and most recent album “Walking In The Dark”, they were again nominated for this important musical award. Sweet Alibi combines the most graceful poppy melodies with folky, soulful harmonies in their songs and enchant the listener with deep lyrics written about important themes from love to death. Jess Rae Ayre and Amber Rose alternate lead vocals and are supported by 2 male musicians who provide the necessary live sound with bass and drums. In the foreground, however, are the three graces, their voices and their songs. In January Sweet Alibi come on tour to present their new album "Walking In The Dark", which will be released in October.

Jan 29- Radio Bremen- Bremen, Germany (TRANSLATION) Singer-, folk- No less than ​ ​ two Canadian artists can be seen in Kito on January 29: Toronto-based songwriter, singer and guitarist Jadea Kelly was honored in 2016 as "Contemporary Singer Of The Year" at the Canadian Folk Awards. In October 2017 she released the album "Love & Lust", which received the best reviews. The core team of Sweet Alibi (Photo: Jens Squires) consists of the two singers Jessica Rae Ayre and Amber Rose Nielsen as well as Michelle Anderson (vocals, banjo and guitar). For the forthcoming European tour, they have reinforced by the electric bassist Alasdair Dunlop and percussionist Jake Bell. The repertoire of their current CD "Walking In The Dark" deals with the classic themes of love, death and addiction.

Jan 31- Nochtwache, Hamburger Abendblatt (Show Mention) https://www.abendblatt.de/fotogalerie/kultur-live_508/hamburg-live/article213270903/Folk-trifft-Soul-Sweet-Ali bi-in-der-Nochtwache.html

(TRANSLATION) A few days ago, the Nochtwache, the basement of the Nochtspeichers, got the Hamburger Club Award as the best new club. Also a good reason to visit is the concert of Sweet Alibi from Winnipeg ​ ​ this Wednesday: Mumford & Sons meets the Supremes, Folk meets Soul. Sweet Alibi, Jadea Kelly Wed 31.1., 8.30 pm, Nochtwache, Bernhard-Nocht-Straße 69a , ​ ​ admission 20 Euro

Feb 3- In The Woods, Leusden, Holland http://www.lekkerstappen.nl/leusden/fort33/in-the-woods-sweet-alibi-feat-jadea-ke lly?8amikexwv1

(TRANSLATION) Another debut and not just one! New blood for the necessary variety. Originating from Winnipeg Canada Jess Rae Ayre, Amber Rose and Michelle Anderson are "Sweet Alibi". You can get acquainted with these ladies described by Tom Power of CBC Radio as: "If Mumford and Sons and the Supremes had a love child, they would call it Sweet Alibi". The ladies regularly work with Jadea Kelly, who is on tour with them- this will be enjoyable. Jadea travels constantly between Toronto and Nashville and those influences are reflected in her music. Her music is interpreted as follows: "Jadea has a nice mix of folk and contemporary indie pop, as an amalgam or Patsy Cline and Feist." Doors open: 7:30 pm Show time: 8:30 pm tickets via: www.inthewoods.nl ​

SWEET ALIBI RADIO TRACKING STARKULT ENTERTAINMENT 2017 FALL/WINTER CAMPAIGN

Holland Featured on: Radio Capelle (Holland), Undercover----> Sweet Alibi “Middle Ground” ​

Featured on: Crossroads----> “Album of the Week”, Walking In The Dark- “One Chance” + “Pick Up Truck” (24.09.2017) ​

Featured on: rtvAlkamar----> Sweet Alibi “One Chance” (28.09.2017) + (05.10.2017) ​

Featured on: NPO Radio 2 (Dutch Public Radio)----> Sweet Alibi “Bodacious” ( 30.09.2017) ​

Featured on: Jan Donkiers Gonzo’s Return MUZIEKLIJST----> Sweet Alibi “Pick Up Truck” (28.09.2017) ​

Featured on: Harky in English----> October 1, 2017 ​

Featured on: Blueprint Sessions----> Walking In The Dark “Album of the Week” with Thomas Kaldijk Feat. “Keep Showing You” ​ ​ ​ + “Walking In The Dark” - “Blueprint Sessions Live”; Feb. 2, 2018 Live recording session Feat. Sweet Alibi + Jadea Kelly

GERMANY Featured on: Bremen Zwei----> Single presentation + 2 freepicks in "Sounds" ​

Featured on: Deutschlandfunk Kultur----> Single presentation presentation + 2 free picks in "Tonart" (04.10.2017), Airplay ​ planned for "Americana" (25.10.2017)

Featured on: Guericke FM----> "Keep Showing You" on handpick list (CW44) ​

Featured on: NDR Info----> Single presentation + freepick in "Nachtclub" (13.10.2017) ​

Featured on: Radio Euroherz----> Single presentation + freepick in "Country Time" (07.10.2017) ​

Featured on: Westdeutscher Rundfunk CW40----> - "Keep Showing You" - "My Love" on rotation (CW40); Single on favourites (within 14 days the single will be presented and played 12 times in all programs with vocal music (January 2018) - "One Chance" on rotation (CW40); Single on favourites (within 14 days the single will be presented and played 12 times in all programs with vocal music) (January 2018)

Featured on: Radio Rheinwelle----> Single presentation + freepick in "Rolf´s Pladdekadong" (29.09.2017) ​

Featured on: SR1----> Airplay planned for 27.10.2017; 2 CDs for raffle ​

Featured on: Songriver, RTV IJsselmond 104.1FM----> Dark Train-Sweet Alibi- Comino/Sonic Rendezvous (January 2018) ​

Featured on: WDR (Radio)----> January 17, 2018 ​ https://www1.wdr.de/radio/wdr5/sendungen/musikbonus/favoriten-neuesjahr100.html

(TRANSLATION) The first songs that Michelle and Jessica sang together were polyphonic carols when they were 14 years old. Much has changed since then as they have now included guitarist and banjo player Amber in their band. Together they are called Sweet Alibi and even though they are on tour all the time, they already have three albums out, the last one being released this October, "Walking in the Dark" and “One Chance” off of that album is our favorite. The three ladies come from Canada, more specifically from the musical epicenter, Winnipeg.

Featured on: Bremen Zwei----> Album presentation + freepick in "Sounds" (24.01.2018) ​

Featured on: Deutschlandfunkkultur----> Album presentation + freepick in "Tonart" (25.01.2018) ​

Featured on: HR1----> Album presentation + 2 freepicks in "Lounge" (17.01.2018) ​

Featured on: Westdeutscher Rundfunk----> - "My Love": Single on favourites (within 14 days the single will be presented and played 12 times in all programs with vocal music) (January 2018) - "One Chance": Single on favourites (within 14 days the single will be presented and played 12 times in all ​ programs with vocal music) (January 2018)

Featured on: WDR5----> Album presentation + 3 freepicks in daily program (10.01.2018; 12.01.2018; 15.01.2018 ​